environmental policy

Describes the green movement, including how companies are switching to environmentally safer production and distribution methods to help protect the environment, and discusses how the movement has influenced government policy.

Provides evidence from different branches of science to portray the changes in climate that may be expected, and the effects that those changes will have in the Adirondacks, and includes photographs, maps, and charts.

Argues that the United States needs to adopt an environmentally friendly national strategy to be healthier, wealthier, and more secure, innovative, and productive.

Presents a collection of essays that address the social and economic factors associated with the environment including endangered species, climate change, and global warming.

Presents twenty-four articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to the environment, debating whether there is an environmental crisis, pollution prevention measures, the impact of the American lifestyle, and American environmental policy.

Explores some of the greatest problems that threaten the world's ecosystems and ways in which both knowledge and technology can provide essential services to impoverished areas.

Presents a collection of essays that examine the global security environment in 2005, and posit an argument that a key component in lasting safety lies with policy changes such as moving away from dependence on oil, managing water conflicts, containing infectious diseases, and moving toward global disarmanment.

Presents ten articles from "The CQ Researcher" magazine in which the authors discuss topics related to the fight to save the environment, each with notes and a bibliography; and includes tips on writing research papers.

Profiles twelve activists from around the world who prove that environmental victories are possible.